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Aromatherapy/Color Therapy


Question Posted Thursday May 18 2006, 12:57 pm

I'm interested in becoming a color and aroma therapist. I've seen a lot of online programs, but I don't know how accredited they are. Wouldn't some sort of hands-on school always be better? Or does it really matter? Unfortunately I live in a small town, far from any of the schools I've read about. Should I just forget it because I wouldn't be able to get the best possible aroma/color therapy education out there? Because I don't live in or anywhere near LA or NYC?

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theymos answered Friday December 15 2006, 5:01 pm:
There aren't any real "official" degrees in that, so it doesn't matter where you go. You don't even need a license to practice it.

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